Re:hmmm (Score 1)

Thats not entirely true, your going on the assumption all offenders have served the mandated time for their crime. In reality, even the most horrible of bad guys are out after little more of a third of their original sentence. Overcrowding, money the state doesnt want to spend.etc..even the supervision of these guys after release is almost down to nothing in all the states. Megan's Law was one of the best things that the Justice system ever gave to the public.Not out of any kind of social goodwill mind you, they basically threw us a bone because of the outrage of that poor little girl and her neighborhood that the system spit in her airspace. Unfortunately the "devil is in the details" The list must be fine tuned to better educate the community as to who and what are in their mist. The kid that got charged for streaking, rediculous and he needs to know that he can petition the courts to be taken off the list. As he should.The list needs to be refined. I doubt many would argue with that. People need to do their homework, creative searching will pretty much pull up the details of a guys crime. Thats first and foremost.But even in this day and age many families are not aware of some truly bad men living feet from them, that no, did not do their time, did not have counseling and have no qualms about making you or your children their next victim. Opportunity is the key word for the bad guys.What this man did was unjustified and ignorant we all agree I think with that.